You are NOT wrong. This whole show his groove is immaculate. He’s got such a great touch too. Everything is so CLEAN and controlled. Just an absolute monster... and I didn’t even mean to do that
I played with Bean for a while at The 544 in the 90's....great drummer and what really is weird I gave Big D guitar lessons for a while and I thought why did he want lessons from me because he could play like George Benson......He told me he wanted to learn what I was doing. Great band is a mild understatement
After repeated hearings, this is still one of my favorite jams, and so far I've heard three people praise this highly although they don't normally listen to similar kinds of music. I love how they move between blues, funk and latino. And give the drummer a Nobel Prize
Wow...that was fun, huh? It's blatantly apparent that these fellas know what their doing musically. It's quite a pleasure to listen to. It's exciting when you find your musical voice and place in the game...like these guys have. Great stuff here...
I used to live stumbling distance from The Maple Leaf for many years. If I only had a nickel for every beer I drank there, I could buy... well, you know.
Mark,I live in New Orleans, and I walk every day in the French Quarter ....Living in the funky beat in the air. We welcome you ,come to "The Big Easy"..
So many nights at the Bluebird...no the one in Indiana...and the Slippery Noodle...still in Indiana....with Yank Rachell. Et.Al. Great vIbe. Bring the Gumbo home.
They look like they were truly having FUN, which makes it all the better. That must have been one helluva great night at The Maple Leaf. Love that place!
+Phili Chili a men my brother I wish I could fid some guys that play half as good here in mobile. all acustic guitar players I call it jengul jagul music. lol
+blueslove61 Check out Rayford Griffin for m-grip players....(Jean Luc Ponty) he leads w/ left hand, has ride on left w/ hats leaving right hand to venture freely around the rest of his kit.
foobargorch I don't know a whole awful lot about drummers, but one of my favorite recordings for drummers is Albert King and Stevie Ray "Don't Lie To Me".Whoever that drummer is... he's bad ass. Also check out Dylan Elise on youtube.
+blueslove61 Is this the same JellyBean that played with "Southern Cookin'" back in the '80s at the old 544 club at Bourbon and Toulouse? Sure looks like him!
yes Jon say's Junkers blues. Jon knows this stuff, check out his video, he is amazing. this song gets better every time these guys play it and I've heard it a million times.
At 9.51 you can see that the G above the middle C on the keyboard is wonky (to use a technical term),. Not that you'd notice from the playing, which is superb.
It took about fifty viewings before I noticed the freaking Sazerac holder attachment on the center mic stand at 9:45! NOLA through and through, so cool!
Jon says in the beginning that it is based on some old blues. I'm not sure I understand exactly the name (since I'm not a native English speaker). Is it "junker's blues"? Could anyone refer me to a youtube link with a recording of it?
frenchef7 Check out Champion Jack Dupree's Junker's Blues on the album Blues From The Gutter. That is a version of the Junker's Blues, a tune which became "Blueberry Hill", "The Fat Man", and was infused with a latin groove to create Professor Longhair's Tipitina. The Junker's Blues is the first recorded version of this line of songs.
Champion Jack Dupree also did a song called the Junkers Blues All these songs, Blueberry Hill included, have the same harmony. It isn't necessarily to do with the left hand, despite the left hand often denoting the harmony
Mike Bruns did PGF break up if so I hope jeffrey can work with AMG more I worked on magazine street for two years and I never got to go to that Monday show I had to drive back to Mobile every night.
I will never buy a product from any vendor who interrupts my UA-cam video of John Cleary with an unsolicited ad.
No doubt
You have my attitude. What's wrong with you? Lol!
A-men brother!!
100%
Cleary has had Lots of Fine Drummers But NOBODY Grooves with Time Like the Great Jellybean!!
If this doesnt move you, youre unmovable
You are NOT wrong. This whole show his groove is immaculate. He’s got such a great touch too. Everything is so CLEAN and controlled. Just an absolute monster... and I didn’t even mean to do that
Jellybean, Nigel, Big D, Jon, all monster players. I wish i could see them live.
I played with Bean for a while at The 544 in the 90's....great drummer and what really is weird I gave Big D guitar lessons for a while and I thought why did he want lessons from me because he could play like George Benson......He told me he wanted to learn what I was doing. Great band is a mild understatement
After repeated hearings, this is still one of my favorite jams, and so far I've heard three people praise this highly although they don't normally listen to similar kinds of music. I love how they move between blues, funk and latino. And give the drummer a Nobel Prize
here here!
Jelly Bean is the drummer but‼️ they are all 💯 🎶‼️
He has a great name and he's a real nice dude. Jeffery "Jellybean" Alexander.
These guys are simply UNBELIEVABLE!!! OMG!!!
Wow...that was fun, huh? It's blatantly apparent that these fellas know what their doing musically. It's quite a pleasure to listen to. It's exciting when you find your musical voice and place in the game...like these guys have. Great stuff here...
Outstanding! Simply the best version of this particular song I've ever seen and heard!
This is an absolutely superb jam. I love the way it shifts into an Afro-Carib rhythm after an extended Junker's boogie-woogie.
The guy on guitar is great. His facial expression NEVER changes. It says "hmmm, know what? These cats are alright"
Derwin Big D Perkins
This music can't help but make you smile.
Look at the band! They all diggin' it!
This band is as good as it gets. All the goodness distilled with all the grease and funk left in and all the slop taken out.
Listening to this over and over. I’m either smiling or making the stank-face ‘cause it’s so funky! Every member of this band is on point!
Not bad for a boy from Cranbrook, Kent, England!
Well Done bought my first amp from cranbrook
I'm in total awe of this performance, searched for a thousand words to decribe it but nine hundred and ninety nine of them just weren't "perfect"...
Joy!!!!!!! Thank you Gentlemen.
He's absorbed New Awlins. He's been around long enough. And damn, he can play. He and Billy Payne.
Brilliant
killer guys😎
I used to live stumbling distance from The Maple Leaf for many years.
If I only had a nickel for every beer I drank there, I could buy... well, you know.
I want to live in that groove!
Mark,I live in New Orleans, and I walk every day in the French Quarter ....Living in the funky beat in the air. We welcome you ,come to "The Big Easy"..
+Nolan Pierce some day!
+Mark hilgenberg Email me if you need info!..npnolan504@gmail.com
Mark hilgenberg I wanna go to new Orleans. .how 'bout dat lol 😅
I play this video so much that I almost do!!
un live bouillant ,chant vibrant en évidence et des chansons gorgées de soul ,mélodies prodigieuses,musicalement de la New Orléans,sublime
A gift of pure joy for these unhappy times.
So many nights at the Bluebird...no the one in Indiana...and the Slippery Noodle...still in Indiana....with Yank Rachell. Et.Al. Great vIbe. Bring the Gumbo home.
They look like they were truly having FUN, which makes it all the better. That must have been one helluva great night at The Maple Leaf. Love that place!
Those are some absolute monster gentlemen backing up the boy
oh my god. the best band alive!!!!!!!!
+Phili Chili couldnt agree more!
+Phili Chili a men my brother I wish I could fid some guys that play half as good here in mobile. all acustic guitar players I call it jengul jagul music. lol
4 years later. Still amazing! soul POWER!!! heal us!
Amazing!!
Good Lord. Such a jam. Great nights at Maple Leaf.
Bucket list to go see Jon and the band....
oh wow! I'can't stop smiling
I was lucky enough to see them at this venue. Fantastic.
Just jaw-droppingly great.
Still can't believe I got to see these guys live Fat Tuesday night in LA a few months back. Damn what a show!!
Absolutely fabulous. Awesome players.
JELLYBEAN seasoned this session like a true master!! What a magical moment captured here.
Mercy! One of those moments.
Music is a language and these guys are as fluent as it gets!
Dats exactly how it's done! A clinic on Nola funk by da Masters!
what a groove! killin!
This shit made my day. Cleary and his band are a national treasure
He is my favorite match grip drummer by far.
+blueslove61 Check out Rayford Griffin for m-grip players....(Jean Luc Ponty) he leads w/ left hand, has ride on left w/ hats leaving right hand to venture freely around the rest of his kit.
+blueslove61 who's your fav trad grip drummer? and is it by far?
foobargorch
I don't know a whole awful lot about drummers, but one of my favorite recordings for drummers is Albert King and Stevie Ray "Don't Lie To Me".Whoever that drummer is... he's bad ass. Also check out Dylan Elise on youtube.
+blueslove61 Is this the same JellyBean that played with "Southern Cookin'" back in the '80s at the old 544 club at Bourbon and Toulouse? Sure looks like him!
It's my all time favourite!
yes Jon say's Junkers blues. Jon knows this stuff, check out his video, he is amazing. this song gets better every time these guys play it and I've heard it a million times.
+Carolyn Pounds Lucky! lol
Can I carry your beer? Your coat? Anythhing? I so want to.
love it,,thank you guys for sharing!! Arriba Professor Longhair!!!
And dat Ladies & Gentleman is exactly how it should B done!
Dats how it's done N Nola! Amazin' group! Luv 'em!
Nice Group. awesome energy!!
the perfect line up!
At 9.51 you can see that the G above the middle C on the keyboard is wonky (to use a technical term),. Not that you'd notice from the playing, which is superb.
The ads on this are ridiculous. You dishonor Jon, and more importantly, Fess!
My Guys one of the many bands I have performed with. Peace G
so great!
killer stuff, what a super group
This is abso-chuffing-lutely superb.
Are fucking kidding me? Whoa!
Wow wow wow
It took about fifty viewings before I noticed the freaking Sazerac holder attachment on the center mic stand at 9:45!
NOLA through and through, so cool!
6:19 - "keep time for me"... [Hi-hats tighter than my DAW's click track!]
One of the best music performances ever. Everyone is into it fully and having fun. It is almost as if they are in a trans.
Love the fact that one of the G notes on his keyboard is messed up!!
Remind me ..the stuffs ! Steve gadd&co
This is Happy music!
super performance
Ca ra jo! genial! GENIOS
Saw most of this lineup at Maple Leaf 2 years ago around Jazzfest time... so damn good
Well, if he ever needs a bassist, I'd be happy to stand in...
Awesome jam. Jon's mate Paddy Milner (jon played on his latest album) does a great solo version of Tipitina too!
this is just insane! love it! greez from austria :D
🔥🔥🔥🔥
name of the drummer ????
I'll have whatever that dancing lady in the front row is having
muito bom!
Love this music, the whole band grooves. What is the drummers name?
How 'bout Sanford and Son at 7:31...??
Brian Butler like it was meant to be there!
that is the real stuff
+Saul Kaye watch?v=MZcTP3-ARFQ
respect on the buzz solo
Not bad for an English geezer!
I would like to meet F2F the people who gave this clip a thumb down.
like the keys........and like the keys more................................
Jellybean is a bad dude .... I also like when Johnny Vidocovich plays with Jon Cleary
Jon says in the beginning that it is based on some old blues. I'm not sure I understand exactly the name (since I'm not a native English speaker). Is it "junker's blues"? Could anyone refer me to a youtube link with a recording of it?
Blue Berry Hill is a Junkers Blues. it's all in the left hand
frenchef7 Check out Champion Jack Dupree's Junker's Blues on the album Blues From The Gutter. That is a version of the Junker's Blues, a tune which became "Blueberry Hill", "The Fat Man", and was infused with a latin groove to create Professor Longhair's Tipitina. The Junker's Blues is the first recorded version of this line of songs.
Champion Jack Dupree also did a song called the Junkers Blues
All these songs, Blueberry Hill included, have the same harmony. It isn't necessarily to do with the left hand, despite the left hand often denoting the harmony
frenchef7 Also sometimes called “Junko Partner”.
@@woodygould yea u rite
7:20 you know Jon you and Daryl Davis need to hood up! ! !
They make me feel sick, so tight
Muy bueno! Tiene el espíritu de H BOMB FERGUSON
also respect for the pdp use
genialllllllllllllll
Yes, PGF went on hiatus and Jellybean is back with AMG and they've played a lot in the last couple of years.
For all the drummers watch this guy @ 4:15 from Papa grows funk he is seting in wit Jon Cleary
He was with AMG before PGF.
Mike Bruns did PGF break up if so I hope jeffrey can work with AMG more
I worked on magazine street for two years and I never got to go to that Monday show I had to drive back to Mobile every night.
Amazing as always. Is this recent footage?
siiiiiii
Phili chili: Absolutely right!
is that Nigel on organ?
It is indeed
yaz yaz yaz
who is the drummer?
Jeffrey "Jelly Bean" Alexander one of New Orleans All Time Greats
Who are the 46 Nazis who don’t like this?!
The tone deaf ones.